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Paradise Lost Announce Tour Dates!

By Lee MacBride on Jan 30, 2012 | In News | Send feedback »

Doom metal pioneers Paradise Lost are hitting the road in April to support their forthcoming album, 'Tragic Idol' out 23 April on Century Media....

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Insomnium song from forthcoming album album online

By Tom on Sep 1, 2011 | In News | 1 feedback »

Finnish melancholists Insomnium have revealed the song 'Unsung' from forthcoming album 'One For Sorrow'.

The masters of miserable melody's...

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INSOMNIUM ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM'S TITLE

By Terrorizer Newshound on Jun 21, 2011 | In News, Features, News | Send feedback »

Melodic death metallers Insomnium have announced the title of their coming album 'One For Sorrow' due for release in October via Century...

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